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) LAW REP. RD. COURT OF KING's P U MARCH 2. • STOCK BARGAINS. WllatilllM V. SI'kINS. • , This was a Special at'..tioo against the Deferidarit, ter not transferring 5001. Commercial Stock, ac cording to agreement. Mr; daanow observed, that 'the case left him little to say by way of explanation. The Planniti was a'reapeolable Citizen, and brought his anion against ;he , ,Defeudant, who was the Proprietor,-of Sock in a fund established for keepingup the Com mercial Road, - was 'a transferable stock, and the Defendant being disposed to part with 5001. of it, employe4 a person named Watkins, as his Agent, to it. Mr. Watkins sold it to the Plaintiff, aud•the present action was to in force the transfer. Mr. Holsworth Fialiwick deposed, that he wa s present when Mr. Simms gave instructions to Mr. Watkins tp sell 5001. of his stock, who said he • should expect a premium of col. per cent. upon it. Mr. Simms was one of the Trustees of the stock, and Mr. Watkins was a Clerk it- . their employ. 'Some time after, he heard Mr. Binni say ,that Watkins had sold the !neck, On cross-examina 'Oen, he said, that Mr. Simms's expression was, that lie had employed Watkins to find a purchaser for 'hit{ stock. Sinuna never said in his, presence that he had authorised Watkios.to receive the money for the stock. In short, the Agency was, that Watkins was iii'find a purchaser, and Simtns was. to make the transfer. Mr: Serano des i cribed himself-as a Proprietor of "CoMmercial Stock, and said, he also employed Wat lkitia tp hon 5.001. stock for him at the same time that Mr. Simms did; both (agreeing that therwould haVe2o 'per Centpremium. Watkins soldhis stack et the stipnbited premium, gave him a check for tile meney, awl he made the transfer upon Wet,. bargain. Mr. Charles •Bladon, the nephew of the Plaintiff, Temeiribered Mr. Simms calling at his uncle's hotiae, awl-the tonsaetion with Watkins, and askedbirn if . Mr: Wiltshire had paid the money to Watkins for purchase of Si mina's'S toel: ? Witness replied that he had. ,: Mr. Simms then said' that he had t re eeived the money from Watkilis, and shot d tint tranafer the stock. Witness stated 'that his uucle was in the country, and asked if he should inform of the real Mr. Simms replied that it was im material, and that he should have the l a ugh against him for doing'business in such a way.. Lord ELLEN3bnotton thought theri was some : thing irregtilar in the ,trarisa6tion, and said that the transfer should pi cede the Pyment. • Mr. Watkins stated, that he was the Accountant employed by the Trustees of the Commercial Road, and received orders from the Defendant to sell 5001, Stock, at CO per cent. premium, on his accouht.--- lie accordingly sold it to Mr. Wiltshire, who gave hiM a draft upon his Hanker at 14 days forward, for the Money. The draft was duly honoMed. He ac quainted the Defendant with the transnaipn, and he expresaed leis apprnbatiou of the bargain. Sub sequent to that, the Witness met with embarrass ments, and—was prevented, from paying over the.' money. Mr. Wiltshire, he said, dealt with him as the Agent of the seller. • Mr. Serene got the money for his stock, and paid the Witness a Com— Lord ELLENI3OitOWGII--" What, Sir, do you, as, a Broker, part with the stock of ydur principal, open the credit Of a . draft that has t 4 days to run ? ar if you do, did you ever find an individual so inattentiye to his concerns as to part with his stock for a draft at 14 days ?" Watkins.'" No, my Lord." • Mr. Nara:. ": He is the Agent of Mr.Simins, my Lord,, and the draft 'has been honoured." ' Lord ELLer:lt - OROOOII. " Buehe is. an Agent upon ,the usual wins." .Watkins, "" Shoms, my Lord, did not iobjea to my Agency till he discovered *insolvency,' Lord ELLIMOROUGH. " rt copies to 11.11113 Is an Agent employed to find a Purchaser fur Stock, au. thorized to sell it at 14 dap credit Watkins. ' 4 Lshould. not have sold, at 1,4 'clays credit 'hid I not expeaed the Stoek to tall in the market,:,end therefore was desirous of concluding the 113rgain." Lord Et.t.ENtiostouian. ""Did Ou conlMunicato Unit WI to the Defendant, YoklremPloYet Watkins. " No, my Lord." Lord Et.t..ssut ettouon. " Then the Defendant is not bound brit, and the Phkjut id' must be called.", The Plaintiff was accordingly nensuited.- 711* Kifie; V. sou Lit.o Tr), This WaR an in dianiunt for a nuisance, The De_ fendant 141$ a 'honk() on Snow-hill, the back prennoes of which extend to an alley, called Cock -court, through winch, for half a century and more, there has been a circuhuus passage reaching from one part of Snow•bill to nnother. The Defendant had ob-. strutled this passage, and therefore a bill of - meta was preferred by Cordy, a pawnbroker at one ektramity,' who considered a private entry to his prernises material to his business. The obstrn6tion , • Was by the eredion of two walls, inelosing a coach- - house and stables for the accommodation of the De fetylan t , • ;'Several Witnesses proved that it was n thorowgh-, fare until 'this ereCtion was made, and 'that free tress and egress had never beep,interrupted. Mr. Storehouse, Inspeaor of Pavement for the City, .said, that it wits lighted with two lamps at the'ex pence of the City ; but it Was a poor miserable hole,: into which he at first was 'afraid to trust himself. . The Counsel for I the :Defendant said, that the, single oueation was, whether it was a public or a / private way; and one thing was quite cut on, that it was a matter of pat ticular convenience to have a pawnbroker at the corner, where a person might de.; posit_ his watch in safe custody before he ventured L., Into this dangerous recess. No ont o could pret end this was of , any convenience as it public way, b(,eause' i t h a d no.eiit, bUt at Snow-bill, and was five times as far round as the ordinary road in the high-street. Verdi - 8— Guillk. ° Prom itlsc LONDOIV . O.IZE At. 27, 18at. 1 , 14. 2T. MIS. 3:1 Regiment of Dragoons, Capt,in Henry Barrington, from the ,}Bth foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vitx. Bland,. who exctienees. . 12th Regiment Of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant felin Norman MI Leoit; from tho 86th Foot, to be lecutetatit, vice Wit. son, who exchanges.. - 14th Ditto, yViltiain Jones; Getita to he Cornet, by purchase. vice Peach, promoted in the Brii Light Deagooos. i6tle Ditto, Hospital- Mato R. T. Healde to be Assistant. Surgeon, vice M'Plietsbn, deceased. 17th Ditto,Coener Frenerick Genie to be Lieutenant, by put. chase, vice Delency„ proireeted in the 60th Foot. Fluepi. tal-Mate David Christie to be AssistantStrrgeon, .vice Howsliip, appointed to the Biti Foot. loth Ditto. lames, Bridger, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Cormick, promoted. rst Regiment of Fuot,eLieuterient John from the Argylashire Militia, to he Ensign, without purchase. 4tli Ditto, Captain R. Henry Shaw, from the both Foot, to be Calit,ilil ofa CoMparly, vice Douce, who exchanges. Lewis Benniet, Gent, to be Ensign s without purchase,viee Watson, promoted in the Seth Foot. Joseph Lao: Alatiby, Gent, to be Etteige, without purchase, vive Johnstone, prompted in the 411th Foot. Sth Ditto, Lieutenant John Hamilton to be Celnaio of a Company, without purchase,. vice Broke, ptrontoted, En sign Henry Edward O'Dell to be Lieutenant. vice Hamil tun. England,, Gent. to be Ensign, vice O'Dell. 6th Ditto,' hesign Valentine loneseo be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Bames,..promoted, 'Thomas Clarke, Gent. to Ensign, without purchase, vice Temple, whose Appuint. ment hits been cancelled. Bth Ditto, Lieutenant Andrew Gray, from the Royal Staff' Corps, to be Lieutenant, without purcliese. etli Ditto, Ensign Thurnas Harrison to be Lieutenant, vice Francis, deceased. Ensign John. A. Thonilmson to be ditto vice John Taylor, appointed to tf,e 13te Foot, Gentleman Cadet Fool, limn the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, vice Harrison. Challis, Gent. to be Ensign, vice 'Tlitmilinson. toth Ditto, Hospital Mate Otiavius Pritchard to be Assist anteSurgeOn. tilli Ditto s Surgeon George W. Coact), from the nth Foot, to be eSurgeon, vice Fenoulhet, appointed Surgeon ofii Recruiting Distritt: tett* Ditto, George W. Gunn*, Gent, to be. Ensign, by purchase, vice March, who retires. zoth Ditto, Ensign Thomas Peacocke to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice White, promoted in the Sicilian Re ginietite . Ensign the Hots, Edward Cariogart to be ditto, . vice Carter, promoted in the Sicilian Regiment. Koe,er • Lambert Lewis, Gent. to be Ensign, by purcliese, vice: Hatch, promoted in the 760 Foot. 2.161 Dime, Alticroft Waller, Gent. Aso be Second Lieute. tenant, by purchase, vice Saak.ey, promoted. 24111 Ditto. To be.Lientenants, without purchase—Lieute nant George Stack, from the Slit Godson Battalion. En sign Richard -S. Rodman, front the 4111 Garrison Battilliuti. Second Lieutenant vidor Lozon, from the 23d, Foot. To be Entigns—Ensign John lanes, frinn the itieWest India • Regiment, vice Reyiedds,whoexclialigis, .Lteutanant Skene, front the Aberdeen Militia, °vice Findititvr, pro morecl. . astilDittO, Ensign folin Nelson, from theßerwiekshire Mi . litia, to be E'nlign. Lieutenant John• kiobcrt Irtvisi, from the Monaghan •Militia, to be Ensign. • • 26th Ditto, Ensign William Johnstone, *ern the Berwick Militia, to be Ensign, James Fraser Ross, from the Royal .Lenark -Militia, !o be Ensign. - - 27th Ditto, Captain. C. Tile:lip:ern to be Major. without purchase, vice Carleton, eppointed. alt Inspecting Field Otiicer iii Canada. Ensign (antes Granaiti, troin the Fer. managh Militia, to be Endo, Hamby, Gem. to ,be ,Ensign, vice Atkinson, Appointed to the Bth; Font. . 28. th Ditto, Henry Hiliiald., Cent. to be kneign„ without purchase, vice L'Estrange, promoted in Ore 66th Foot. Matthew Kelly, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Field, promoted in the Sad toot. • • , ZOili Dit o, Captain George Way, from the sth -Foot, to be Major, by purchase vice Wyatt, proMoted tee the aed F o ot: Ensign Wiliam Bell, from the 4111 Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant; without purchase. , -- 31st Ditto, Lieutenant Georg: Colman to be Captain of a Coinpeny,witheut purchase, vice Turner, appointed to the • . .ioth Royal Veteran Bettalion. 3elh Ditto, Captain Roger Parke to be Major, by purchase, vice Horsburgh, who retires. " 45th Ditto, Lieutenant Francis Hartwell, from the loth Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Comeany, by purchase, vice Strode, who: retires. • llospitid.tvlate JohteMousclele, to be Assi4tant-Surgeon, vice Gibson. .11ospital-Met e Robert ,Chambers to be ditto, vice Carter. 48th Ditto, Captain Tel). Bland, from the 34 Dragoons, to he Captain ofa Company, - vice Barrington, whiseeehanges. Second Lieutenant John Lyddon, from the estli toot, to be Lieutenent, without purchaSe. Ensign loon Archer, from the 40111 Foot, to be ditto. soth Ditto, Lieutenant Lewis 'i'eissler, from the 30th Foot,' • to bet Captain alit Company, b) purchase, vice Platt, who. rakes. std Ditto, Lieutenant Yorke, from : the 4th Garrison Baud iuti, to be Lieutenant, without,pureitavis. i3d Ditto, Ensign lames Hamilton, front toe Lanark !Militia, to he Ensign. 56th l)ittu, Lieutenant W. H. Arthur, from the 67th Foot, to be Lieurenatit, without purchase. sEtlispitto, Hospital Mate loscoh • Brown to be Assistant Sturgeon. 6oth Ont°, Captain Thomas Augnstps Douce, from the 4th Foot, to ite Captain of a Company, vice Sliaw, who ex. changes. Lieut. laincs Delancey, from the 17:h 1.4413 Dra r oonS, to be Captain of a Compaoy, bV purcha b e,. v , co Campbell-, appointed to time oth Foot. • • • 63d Ditto. To be -Enza6ns, without purchase—Lieutenant Copping, from the East Norfolk Militia, vice Mac. lean, promoted, I C. Hughes, Gent. vice Simonet, pro , 'Thotecl. C. Plut,ket, (;curt. vice Campbell, promoted. 66th Ditto, Ensign lames Clumbers, truth tit* 7th Garrison Battalien; to be Lictiter.ant„ - 7 rid Ditto, Captain •Duttesti \l id , :enzie to be M :licit, without purchase. vice 'Folley, promoted ill the. ;IA i,Vcot went. Lieut , , lames Mel:Mitt to be Captain of .1 ny, vice Mackenzie,. 72cl Ditto, Cameron to he Lieutenant, with. out - purcitabe, vica itiSiiplin, prouicitett. , .W tn. Alacken. air, gent. to be Eitsigii, vice Coton3fon. 79th Dim, Surgeon Miller, from"-the Sicilian • mein, to be Stugeon, vice Cockell, appointed to the i3tlt Foot, Sot li Ditto, Major general the lion. Edward Paget, from the Royal Regimentof itlalta, to be Colonel, vice Lunt Lake, de‘:ca6el. 84t1i Ultto. Ensigiv John Winrew to he Lieutenant, without. port:base, vice Bowie, promoted. 'Erat.cis .Bernard; Gent, to Ix F.noig i o, vice Wittiow. .85th Ensign Salo. A tkinson,frorn:rhe 27th Firm; to he, E .sign, without port:nag.; vice Grey, prom:nen iii tii,:•7 bt • 'Foot. lohit Spooner,' Gent. to be nhty,n, ‘vituOUt chase,. Vice' Brat:item; ury , promoted in the, 57th Foot, l o b o Robinson, Gent. , to be ditto* . vice Kiog,,oonnoted in the 48th Foot. E6th Ditto, Lieutenant Alex. Wilsrn, from.the lath Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice lielacicuct,wlio"excl,i.,iges. New booth Wales corps, Ensign !tertian( M, Senior to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice.l.Jayley, who reties. rist West iiidia.ttegiinent, Major Henry- Tolley, : from the 7 tit Foot; to he Lieut. Colonel, , withotit purchase, vice Broughton, cashiered. • 4th Ditto, Lieut. Thomas Bowen, front the rt-th 'Light Dra. goons, to be Captain, - by purchase, vice Windsor * appoint-. 'et! to the Loth Royal Veteran Battalion. sth Ditto, Ensign W. 11. Reynolds, trout the 24111 Foot , to be. Ensign, vice genes, who exchanges. Rey al. Regiment of Malta, 'Major General Jahn Murray, f rom the 79th Foot, to.be Colonel, .vice the Hon l lw. Paget, app noted to the CoMinsuid of the Moth Regiment. The:in:Hiatt Regiment, liartoli, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Stuart, promoted. 4th Garrison Battalion, Brevet Lieut. Colonel fl. R. Knight, from Half-pay of the L r4th Foot, to be Major, vice. Shed. den, who exchanges. Lieut. T. Walsh ; trout the yctlt Foot, tti be Lieulelunt. Ensign Patric*, H. • Cockhurne„ front the 44th Fo.a, to he Lieutenant, vice Yorke, rernov ifetrlhto toot, th 5211 t be lt li eg n i s ti l i g e i z v . icet Ensign c,li, John , apjt+»ntetl to the 2i114001 Eton. j. Marley; Gem. to be Ensign, vice. Bell. sth Garrison ilatryllloll,, LiCtnesant Cregnri f, f rom the atli Foot, to be Captain of a COMpany, vice Tr ewren, who resigns. • • 7th Ditto, Robert Cash, Cent. tube. Ensign, vice Chambers, promoted in the 66 tit 'Foot loth Royal, Vetciati natation; Captain lames Tutu e . r , f rom the 31st Foot, to be Ca - ptaln. • , GARRISON. • General William Viscount Howo, K.B. to be Governor of LON DON Printed by It ICIIJAKO 11 A it ts, Of No. 4, Martlett.court; At the St)R-Oppicy No. t , Strand ;, wh e re . ki ve , ti sementt. PIA - owe . Lori Lake, deceased. Lieut.-Goner:. 13;inaitre Tathrton, to be Governor. of 44rAiick, Vice .1.1)1d' - ' MEDICAL 5TA1 , 1 4 % - .' Ictioulliet, from - the 13th Toot, to.be Sur geon or'A Recruiting. District, vice klentier6oo,. who retires on 1 - tairpay. Assistinit-Surgeon John Vetch; Irvin the 244 toot, to b. AssistantSiirgeon to the Forces. The Xing': German Legion. • -' - • tst Batt,tlionot the Line, • Rticioli4lius AugustuS •liiipeden; Gent, viee.Unger, promoteoh the Artillery of the Legion ; &mouth I.)ork.Yard Volunteer Regimeltt, Captain Cal thew Reynolds to be. Colonel, .vice FaillshaVV, ,14 ChlOit ANDO ht. The AppointMent of ELlslkii 'Gordon to be Lieu. tenant iii the szd Regiment of Foot, as stated in. the zette of the 2311 inst. has not taken place. • Ordaance Office, Feb. 23, iBoB. ntiyal Regiment of Aridlety. - • First Lieutenant W. Wyllie tole. Adjutant. Second Lieu tenant A. Turner to b.: first Lieutenant, vice Wyllie. Sii 7 . mud Barnes. Gent. to be Qua.tir-Master. - . First tenant O'Hara Haynes to be adjutant. - SeCond Lieutenant fames hay to be first Lieutenant, vice baylies. Alt Dated feb. r, Medical Estahlithinent for the illilitaty Department of the Ord. stance. Assistant Surgeon S. Gaisford to be Surgeon. Superntune ! •• rary Assistant Surgeon T. Togo to be Assistant Surge9n. • Dated Feb. s; iSoS. Commis4iitss signed 19 , the Lord Lkutentint of the aunty of •' Middlesex. • ' • • Prince q . Wales's Low! Volunteers.- Henry Drummond, Esq. to be Lieut. Colonel, vice Stirling, resigned. Dated Feb. to, iBoS. To the Captains—Wm Fyntnore, Esti. vice Majoribanks; re- • signed. Dated as above. Robert Stone, Esq. vice Drum mond, resigned. Dated Feb.' so, ISA: " Symers • Cokks, Lei. vice Cocks, resigned. Dated as above. • . To be first. Lieutenants—Second Lieutenant Dav Poi, locki.vicefyiustore, prontoted. Dated as above, Second Lieutenant Henry lirowell, vice Stone promoted, Dated as itbove. • 'Second Lieutenant lames Alexander ‘Vaite; vice Cocks, promoted. Dated as above. • Second Lieutenant • Samuel 'Taylor, vice Hebden, reSigned. Dated as above.' Second Lieutenant 'Robert Randall; vice fvFtriifell, resign ed. Dateo ge above. Saw: Lieutenant Cnarlq Houk son, vice 11,,,,te.!•, ,resigned. Dated;as above. - l'u be Se con d Lieutenants—John Officio, Ge:a. vice • Pol. lock, promoted.. • Dated as above. t udrew ivlortitnor . Druiniatond, .Gept. vice, Browell, proulo.cd. Dated as above. William Wingfield, Gent. vii,e Wolfe, promoted., Dated as above. David Morley, Gent, vice Taylor; pro moted. Dated as abuvi: 'Joseph, Morris, Gent....Vtec Randall, promoted, Dated a s UDOVC., William Gothic's, Grni. silt' Harrison, promoted. Dated as ;dime. Charles Surinont, Gent: vie pailluir, resigned. Wtici as abovt , . / Cammis.,ion in the Bedfordshire signed :4y the Le m an • . •'' Lietitenant. • • • Irytle Mathias Browne, Gent. to be Lieutenant.. Dated. Feb. iSo. • anpnistions in the Royal North Lincolnshire.Militia,. signfd by .the Lielliemant. _ • Jolts Paxton, Gent: .to .be Li co enant. , Ottted - I,lnuary igos.: ,James Cameron, Gent. to be ditto.. Dated Jamsa ty is, • , . . . • Conitnit.sions in the Tewkesbury Corps of Volunteer I nfantl,,' Jived 4 . lke'L.rd Lirsaraaqi counry Gt.nceste); Colonel Searleii Evans, from the l'ewkesbilry Troop ut Va. Inlayer Cavalry, to be Captain, 'vice Vernon,: resigned. Dated September t 7, iSo7. Charles Prior, Gest a te, Le Lieutenant, vice Baker, resigned. Dated as above, En-. • sign Nathaniel Chandler to ue Adjutant, viee baker:— DatO September 13, Yesterday evening at seven o'clock,. an Inquest was held at the Marquis of Granby, Castle ,street,• Oxforckmarket, on the body of- M. le Compte Feutiere, formerly a Colonel of distinguished_merit,' in the service of 'Antis XVI. who was found deed the preceding day, at his apartment's, No. 69, in the same s treet. Agnes Laura, who attended 'about the per son of the deceased, for the last three weeks, depo:iod that he had been •ill about .a fortnight; that be w?is about a week confined to his room ; ,but , on Monday . last, finding himself somewhat better than he had been, he gave the witness permission . ,to go,.honie .to her family until the tollowing .afternoon. - She did so, and, upon her return, found the doer fastened she knocked and called repeatedly, but receiyed no answer. By the advice of the Lail,dlBo of the liOuse,she brought the MarquisDe Fitz-James, an intimate friend of the deceased, to the house:, He sent for a smith, and had the door brOken open. The deceased was then with his clothes on sitting up - in his chair,. with' his head reclining on one shoulder. His hand and stomach were warm. Sticks were laid on the grate for lighting'a fire, but it was not lighted; a mould candle 'was found to be burnt out upon the hearth. ThemwaS no appear ance of violence whatever, by which the cause of death could be even surmised. Nicholas Paniel ,(a Frenchman) aud J. Homer, the Landlord of the house in ,which - the deceased had lodged; corroborated the testitn6nyof the former witness.--Verdi el : Died by the Visitation of God, An Inquisition was taken yesterday, at the Weav er's Arms, on the Newington road, on the body of Arthur Arnold. James, who expired in his bed on the preceding day.. It .appeared that the deceased,. who was a wsalthy grazier, had spent the 'day at a" conviVial . =ding 'of friends, and was conveyed to his residence in a state of inebriation.that rendered lim senseless. In about an hour after be had been put -to bed, it. was discovered that lie was dead. Stirzical assistance was immediately procured ; but it: proved . ineffe6tual.—Vardi6t—Died by excessive drinking. • ~,An elderly man of decent appearance was found suspended to a tree in the Park, on . Sunday morn ing, by a inursery maid 'in the service of Mr; Anstey, of Halfriioun street; who gave an alarm, but although the.body '.vas warm, the spark ofbfe was -extinct. The body was owned yesterdaY morning by the disconsolate t k of 'the deceased, and it ap peared that the unfertunate Man, who was recently a reputable tradesman, and since a clerk in a whole sale house in Oxford-street, had met with ,a series of misfernmes, by which be was reduced to a despond lug state of mind. 3oxibio.- 7 (4tilly and Gregson. r ---The doubts that had for some time' existed relative- to the probabi lay of the second, battle not taking.place were yes terday leinoved: The pugilists, with their friends, mkt yesterday; fur the purpose of, making the stake 1001. a side, col. having been staked two months since. The second stake was made good by the backers of the pares • and Gregsen goes, into the country on 'training this day. Gully will also go into trJining in the course of the week.. The battle is fixed 'to rake place on the i °Lb of May, for 2501. a sine. The pugilists arc each to good health, and alike eager for combat. r A few days since, Capt. F. Smith, of the Royal City of Dublin Militia, quartered at Aughnacloy, put a period to his,existenee, by shooting,. himself Through the head with a pistol. By his demise, his brother-in-law, Lieutepant-Colonel Sankey, has got an aeee4:3ion to his property of 1,5001. per an num. Tuesdity se'qnight br. ITAYro, of 13a got-street, .P 4 ublin, having dined - ht cainpany with trieni at theßlack Rock, on.his Way home, unlucki took a Idney'tn,the Strand as the course by which retyrn. 33eing d3rk the time,'the tide also confit in, 'he' Missed the,. usual foiate, and - passed aye sv imming his hor4e greatpart , of the , wdy, ,to tl 'battery- at the gii,VOn-_houso, where,.t he G.entlern! and the horse became yi6tiais to his imprudence. Next Tuesday the State Lottery begins Dm itig; and as there are no Capital Prizes flied for al 'distant days,- those who purchase before the Dray lug' begins .1j v,tk.att evident-,iadVantage•aver tho wito buy after, as,all the Capitals may:be draw.o tl 'first day. t. Hiatt, therefore, advises die Public purchase.As 'enrlS•T as possible at old-establisfit -Offices, No. 4 3 ,C3ornh ill, aid 9, Charing-etas :where as, capital Prizes wt re,Sliared and sold in tl last year, including two PriZes of .9 0,19001,"1!'riZ paid on - deMatiB. • • • Next Tuesday the State Lottert begins -Drawl - it! HORNSBY and Co: respettfully, acquaint the Pnblii Om the time is drawing_,very close for obtaining.tl Capital Prizes in the State Lathery ; and that tl Chanee of the 'Mitt Day is valuable, oti aCcontit A there being a no Fixed Prize. ,HOIiNSB.Y and Co , ri `quest their' frietids not to !did so imlitortatit a dorsi aeration. II ill NAI ;•"` G.LAVZIEND, SILARVARIf Passed by. ! =the from Salem ; Prinaess Roya IldaSon, from Monte Video; Content, floaSon, frOin Malta gljz a , Harris.. froui Dublin.; Duke of Bronte, Luishroai and the Albion, Dodds, from Cork. , . . 111 A -ten's 'Passed by—the i‘lerttry, Watson, - from . S i ' Michael's ; Borcas, Cotlia, from Norway ; and the rlanplii trite. Colburn, from Cork. • sail&J....thc Mary, Wickham; for Sr: lViicitael4l; at* t Ilarriott, ltea,l, fox Jamaica. BIRTHS. On the tst hist. at Pimlico Lodge,. Mrs.. Elliott, of a,Scr;. I.asf week, at Gloucester, the Lads ltichara ne.adL'n „E sq . sea o f th e L ot t Bishop of Bath tout. Wells, of a SOH. Lately, at Dungannon, Ireland; the LAY of "Ifinnus Kno Haynington,..E sq ii find youngest daught:r of the Rev. Ara deacon caul field, of two Daughterv. ' On Tuesday sennight, in - Lowther-street, ‘Vititehavet the Lady of Sir loseßkSedhopse, of,a Son. being ket,Lady 'sliip'i eleventh child, all of Iyhoware liVing, On - the hitli tilt. at Erthig, Shiewsbuty, the Lady of SI ,pion :Yorke, Esq. ola Son and Heir. - • On the 2 ist ui t. c%4lterblity. lion. Mrs. Muni' the Lady . cif MUnt.tv, ut the 3'd thagoost) Ot a Son. ..Al4 :e4/1) amt puulisnctt by Ass . ARMIG it Saki" ?Ps. of Sodth Malton-street, Grosvezor-sqiiare; kr.' flip /v ) ntipv I !Pilaw,- erte 1;1.1: • -ice_._ . I i • • On ,Tnesdz.y 1:!st, aj liamp . stead. C httreh, Richaid Daven• 'port, , Ei,?!...0f ttipt: : I iteeti Temple, I:artiste). at'lalr, to So' pliia; daughter ofAolml.onglev; it'sq. of. Hampstead. , Tild sant& ANY, 'at l l'l•etri,;l,: in t rree'otvity 'Or Huntingdon, I'ickity,- . 1.1,N.. of klis Majekty l o 86th Retiment roof, fii46.)ft, • • On the Ist inst. ,Nlaj:ir Rohde, jun. Esq.. t0,p4:4 Cottoll, eldez,t daughter oflot.ph C;ottoo, r sq. or Layton,sttine; • 1gte1) . .., at PortarlingtOtwnear I.4onterwattr•Cato• pet O'Hara,. to Miss 'fb waits, daughter the. :etc Geollo .Thwaits, Esq. • Lod), Will 'treaty, lisq. o.f fly! Strand, to :',llss rcin . V. of Bath. Yesterday, at St. ,Nlary-le.botte Cllnrcli,•Mr. Kerby, oil Oxford.street, to Barton, of Alartchester,str4t. DIA4). • Yesterday maiming, at tiro house of 1114 graodfsrirr, the Duke of Bitccieugli, WhiteNW, Ltird Se*At, the Mtaut stir of the Earl of Milt=citii• 03 ibe 13th ult..at Citrside-tfouse, Colonel' bltipier, el Alilitker. • t)11 the Bth of November last, at Earl/ hoes, Mr. fait) }lt villand Grose, , Surgcon of the Illonde . t. rigate. '.op the ult. at Lowry's Mill, near 13ellinghatn," is NOrthuniberland; aged upwards of i,e years, pa which 1 ,4 lived at Smalesipouth,in.tlie sameneighbouthood, as. Earlligi and Publican. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO41,10K• ROW. Morning, S rain, after 6. j Afternoon, 33 after• 6. AT the Cheipeat and Best Hosiery Warehouse in the Kingdom, between Castle and Old Round Couir , N0.:434, in the Strand, the greatest Bargains are now selling consisting of.Menti brown Cotton for !loots, at only is. 6 `l' per pair, worth as: 6d, ; Women's stout Cotton is. 6d. worth 25. 6d. ; tine zs. qd ; extra super 35. cid. worth ss. ; etout black and White Silk bs. 3d. with laced clocks 7s. eiztra good tos. bd. A variety.ot Patent-Angola Huse, wa r : ranted not to shrink, from air. yd to the best quality ; at"' worsted is. 3d. ; tine za. ; .supei fi nt 3s. 6d. ; Sil k Mitts es. 6d. r a curious Arti cle in square Net Mitts a lso La° dies' new.inventeel Lace Sleeves, calculated to givevAse and elegance ; Meo's Cotton Drawers 3s. 631. with every other Article in the hosiery' ,Line that can pasiibly be made. LIP to the very best quality, wholesale and for exportation.-- S tockiugs made to' any Pattern.' K t al o italo o vei f i , r lo : ll ( l l 4at ti .eree e s i e t yt of trhpeh destitute themselvesUi c b .0 j a e ts,. t a cho , 3 0 : 0 1 I thei r.' ENOVAT ti I.) UFA Ltki• general sndidltes a3medicalbeer e p a n t; o t . public patronagein the purpose of doing justice to the result of our studiei and experience, and .t , itol o i l i o ) : l l : t e rr 'a eu i r l: t ice ig u tin i ra t i t t u e b is nv il rte d .r r t° o e a nl C a e t s .4 f ib V o i e t : i i i r tli h t l ac i lae t s ti t e U :g i n ll i ta i o a i n r ie ti o ni t r ig n a o tt s et u t U lo t y b s til e p foe u i r t ri ts 6i t u "P o i i t t ri s l el i ct el lY n t w a i quirements. ,Ifteullavidg received a, regular medical °Li n "' non as the pupils of. Messrs. Grinder' and Blizard, whose lectures and practice we carefully attended, as prele sl °" 414 surgeons of tits 'London Hospital ; we enterc.Course.tves 3i tudents that justly celebrated school for medical acquire ment, the itoyal College of Edinburgh, and were instructed in the ditlitent bratichekof anatomy, surgery, the' theory and „ practice of .physic, chemistry, midwifery, boNnir. 04 • by those eminsat protessors, 'Ors. Monro, Gregory, Mack. ' Hamilton. Otincan and Rutherterd. We trust we shall tats b: deemed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inwiiiiderable. Having for a longletlea of yeah made Venereal Complaints, and the 'Vartous drstalitat of•Detit',,ty. the p art i cu l ar ODjettot our studies and praclicifr it wii 1, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired superior knotr, ledge of their treatment at'ul cure. :ln Might and recent Cases of infee-lithia perfect . re-establishment is completed itz tho short period ot two days. t and in those of the titntOstoP veteracy, where other practitioners have failed or success, proper perseverance In our ylattot treatment ensuret to the' patient A sate add radical ettre. Amidst titef melancholy variety of dittorcleri whia ar e 11 : etreets of a . .hibit long and rhos: unhappily:iv:tatted by ,1 youth of both sexes, there are none- more alarming ortlltg" distressing than those deficiencies and wiebilities whlt 4l fit ,quently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. SLL, c persons it must he a consolation to knutv. that they maynuw! hy , a new and infallible mode of treatment, be rostored . to_th o • greatest ot all luittran.blessings, .11 strong, manly, and vigor ous constitution. In all cases of debility, frorm wltate v ' r cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal infectioov we may be eonaltlted by patients of either sex With the est secrecy and honour. Hours ots:oristrtfation at , horrie ten to three t sud (tout 6in the evening till to at niglit• • Vatient3 in the country ate requested 16 stute Ott p2ft'V -7 7lars oftheircase,.age, and general habit efliving, &c. &c. ' 0 clOsing a remittance tor'advice and medicines When the sanl4te° will he given, or sent to any partof their ingdeol that secreerroessential to our undertaking, the nortliggc '- letters may be added to the account for mediciees• CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, No. 1.7. Elatlon'g a ' t ho 63" Mesas. Currie and Co.- have CertiA cates front above tesier:table , Professors of London and Edinburgh, ,f.! forrned - the duties assigned then during the time they a! the dilige:ica., skill, and humanity,' with Which they Pef tended their Lectures arid Prattice. ~